X-ray scannerVMI Spectrum 5333
The VMI Spectrum 5333 is among the most compact X-ray units on the market. The space-saving device screens smaller shipments and objects and fits where there is little space. Mailrooms, public authorities, banks, universities and public institutions.
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Specifications at a glance.
The essentials at a glance.
VMI Spectrum 5333: compact for mailrooms and reception areas
The Spectrum 5333 is one of the smallest X-ray units in its class. With outer dimensions of 119,2 x 80,2 x 88,0 cm and a tabletop design with integrated castors, it fits into mail distribution centers, into the entrance security lanes of banks and universities and into other cramped spaces.
Technically, the Spectrum 5333 builds on current security standards. It runs a Linux operating system and is ONVIF-compatible, which makes integration into existing networks and surveillance systems easier. The device offers real-time scanning and automated diagnostic functions to minimize downtime. A particular strength is the optional integration capability with Garrett metal detectors, which links metal detection and X-ray screening into a single screening lane.
In operation, the belt carries 60 kilograms at 0,22 meters per second, and the 110 kV generator penetrates 16 millimeters of steel. At 254 kilograms net weight and with integrated castors, the device stays relocatable when the reception area moves.
VMI Spectrum 5333 in detail.
One of the smallest X-ray units in its class.
At 119,2 x 80,2 x 88,0 centimeters and with a table design and integrated castors, the Spectrum 5333 fits into mail sorting centers, entrance airlocks and other tight spaces.
40 AWG at 110 kV.
The 110 kV generator resolves wires down to 40 AWG, measured with the VMI test piece, and penetrates 16 millimeters of steel.
A portal with Garrett detectors.
Optionally the scanner couples with Garrett metal-detector portals and combines metal detection and X-ray screening into a single passage.
ONVIF on Linux.
Real-time scanning, automated diagnostics and network integration run on a Linux operating system with ONVIF compatibility.
Exports what matters.
The system saves images automatically and exports them in JPG, TIFF and BMP, optionally operated via the touchscreen.
Applications, options, scope of delivery.
- Mail distribution centers and mailrooms
- Government and public buildings
- Banks
- Universities
- Reception areas with cramped spaces
- Automatic color coding (organic/inorganic/mixed)
- Automatic image storage
- Baggage counter
- Zoom function (higher than 128x)
- Edge highlighting (edge highlight)
- Real-time image manipulation
- High-density alarm
- +AI software for automatic threat detection
- +Elevated base (elevating base)
- +Modular roller table
- +Remote control console (remote workstation)
- +Theft-proof, lockable console
- +Custom paint finish
- +Training software
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